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One of the new challenges arising with the use of edge, fog, and cloud architectures is the connection of components to each other and to the public cloud. An important element of developing a solution capturing all pieces is the IoT framework susietec
At the field, or edge level, data is collected by industrial computers, e.g. by gateways, which process, filter, analyze and act on these data in real-time right at the device.
Edge, fog and cloud applications demand increasing computing power. The interfaces to sensors or machines often require non-standard solutions. Especially in smaller machines, space is limited or restricted in some dimension and need a special solution.
Today, the connection from the sensor device to the embedded cloud takes place via real-time data communication, on sensor and edge level - for example Industrial Ethernet or fieldbuses - and gateways , which provide the transformation of real time data into the informational area.
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Multiprocessor and system slot controller on one CPU
Kaufbeuren, Germany, April 19, 1999 - During the past year PEP Modular Computers introduced a multiprocessor CPU, the CP611. Up to seven of these CPU boards can be connected in parallel to the system slot CPU on a CompactPCI system for example, the CP600 from PEP. This has been made possible by the application of a non-transparent PCI/PCI bridge which prevents the system controller finding and allocating the "hidden" resources of the CP611.
With the CP612 PEP is now introducing a double-height CompactPCI CPU which combines the functions of system slot controller and multiprocessor in one CPU. Apart from the function of the multiprocessor CPU, this CPU can also act as an independent system slot controller through a second CompactPCI interface. This means that a number of CP612s can be inserted into a system, giving a "normal" system slot CPU. Each CP612 can address its own CompactPCI slots via the second interface.
It is particularly with PC CPUs that the interconnection of separate PCs on the same CompactPCI bus is of interest. This is especially the case when different operating systems are running on the autonomous CPUs, e.g. Windows NT for visualization and VxWorks for real-time tasks. With these applications the use of modern CPUs such as the CP612 provides space-saving, economical design and higher performance systems. To this must be added the fact that the CPUs can interchange data between each other via the backplane based on TCP/IP and using a standard software package.
The double-height CompactPCI CPU CP612 is immediately available.
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Susanne Peczler
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Email: susape@pep-kaufbeuren.de
Irene Hahner
Product Manager
Email: irenha@pep-kaufbeuren.de
